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Orlando-area Black Friday mall hours
Here are the hours for Black Friday at many of the region's major malls. Please keep in mind that store hours can vary widely. To be absolutely sure, it's best to call the store you're targeting. Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m....Tags: Altamonte Springs, Ocoee, Leesburg, Florida Mall, Sanford
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Palin book tour heads to Fla. retirement community that's a must-stop for GOP candidates
THE VILLAGES, Fla. (AP) — Sarah Palin's "Going Rogue" book tour is heading to a Florida retirement community where she attracted a crowd of tens of thousands as the Republican vice presidential nominee.
Palin was treated as a star when she spoke...Tags: Retirement, Sarah Palin
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Orlando firm lands cloud computing deal with Navy's weather research unit
Sentinel Staff WriterOrlando-based Sabalcore Computing Inc. has received a high-tech contract to provide online computer technology to a U.S. Navy weather-forecasting operation in California, the company said. The one-year deal is potentially worth $100,000, including system...Tags: Business Incubators, Consumer Electronics Industry, U.S. Navy, Defense, Armed Forces
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Amtrak Auto Train moves cars between Florida and D.C. for Disney fans, snowbirds and others
Associated Press WriterABOARD AMTRAK AUTO TRAIN 52 TO WASHINGTON (AP) — All aboard on this train doesn't mean just people. It means minivans, cars and motorcycles, too. To board you have to be packing some serious luggage: every traveler must also be transporting a...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Facebook, Children, Charlottesville (Charlottesville, Virginia), Health and Safety at School
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UPS executive George Brooks finds that listening to employees brings positive change
Special to the TribuneOf the 18 jobs comprising George Brooks' 26-year UPS career, his stint as Rocky Mountain vice president nine years ago was the toughest because he inherited a region "where customers were disappointed in service," he said. "There were operational and...Tags: Employees, Colleges and Universities, National Government, Government, Health and Safety at School
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OUC power plant lights up after long, sometimes gloomy journey
Christmas lights in Orlando will twinkle this season thanks in part to a shiny, new present that Orlando Utilities Commission is unwrapping early. It's a gleaming, multi-story energy factory that will pump out electricity for tens of thousands of homes...Tags: Coal, Heavy Engineering, Executive Branch, Charles Crist, Plant Openings
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11/23: Progressions in Central Florida
Boards of Directors Central Florida Builders' Exchange has elected its 2009-2010 board of directors. Officers include: Chairman Vince Horton, Advantage Integration Technology Inc.; Vice Chairman Robert High, H. J. High Construction; Secretary David L....Tags: Florida Rock Industries Incorporated, Foods and Beverages, National Government, Hamburgers, Public Employees
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House Speaker no fan of new taxes for rail
Orlando Sentinel Tallahassee BureauHouse Speaker Larry Cretul said Thursday that legislative staffers were "probably a little closer than we have been" to hammering out an agreement over the $1.2 billion SunRail project that could bring lawmakers back for a special session next month....Tags: Mike Fasano, Tampa, State Budgets, Rentals, Condos and Houses
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Real estate: Impact fees deferred for work-force housing project
Sentinel Staff WriterThe Orange County Commission has adopted a pilot program to defer impact fees for workforce housing for up to 54 months. Developers of Sago Cay, a 330-unit apartment complex adjacent to Walt Disney World's employee parking, had requested the deferral....Tags: Altamonte Springs, Architecture, Real Estate, Highwoods Properties Inc., Grubb & Ellis Company
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So far, no big name for GOP to fight Grayson
Sentinel Staff WritersFew targets in the country are more appealing to Republicans than freshman U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson of Orlando. Not only does he represent a district that could easily swing to the GOP, but the flamboyant freshman Democrat has spent much of his first year...Tags: Tequesta, Ken Miller, Windermere, Lawyers, Eustis
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2nd trade show leaving McCormick Place, changes sought
WGN NEWSThe loss of a second trade show that meant big business for Chicago is putting quick and powerful pressure on McCormick Place, the city's showcase convention center, to combat the impression that the Second City costs too much to visit. The plastics...Tags: McCormick Place, Unions, Richard M. Daley
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11/16: Patents in Central Florida
Utility Patents A utility patent protects how something works and what it does. Central Florida inventors who have recently received utility patents include: Mihael Pleskach, Orlando; Paul Koeneman, Palm Bay; Carol Gamlen, Melbourne; and Steven R....Tags: Altamonte Springs, Weather Warnings, Colleges and Universities, Zellwood, Electronics
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